Foodora courier now refuses to order food via app ↗
Front page leadSolfrid Surland worked as a bike courier for Foodora, but today she never orders food through an app.
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The Aftenposten front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story about a former Foodora courier. Other domestic stories cover parenting challenges, an art exhibition, and a political debate about potential bombing targets. International news highlights the…
Solfrid Surland worked as a bike courier for Foodora, but today she never orders food through an app.
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